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That's three of us that have tried that "joke" I think we better leave well enuf...

- save it on your desktop. - if you have a website, then FTP it to that site and use the "IMG" button on the O-Board to post the pic. - if you don't have a website to upload it to, then save the image as an attachment and use the "choose file" button to post it (maximum size is 100k tho).

Sounds great! Now I have some idea what my streams sound like at 128kbps too! Are you running this off of a desktop or a distant server? Keep it up and encourage others to create their own too! PS: are you running a playlist somewhere? (because I don't see one showing up in my iTunes).

Their picture is just a little bit misleading - but only a bit. There are the three placard-like holders for the 12 CDs, but the other three in the picture without CDs are there to show you what they look like without the CDs. In other words: you don't get six placards inside the box. Very pretty design tho...

Don't know what the Eagle offers, but the AA radio was actually pretty decent the last time I flew the 777. The jazz was actually jazz (and not Kenny G-ay ) --- Now playing: Tyrone Davis - Turn Back The Hands Of Time

Thanks for this. My sweetheart will be coming in on AA this Saturday, so I'll have her grab a copy.

Ahhhh - a fiesty flutterer of fluvial frivolity you are! I had the same reaction from an audience member after I gave a performance of "The First Celestial Adventure of Mr. Antipyrine, Fire Extinguisher." Yes, Tzara had "unoriginal," attributed to him, but this, I think, has always been a hysterical result of what could be called "head-guy combativeness" One person gets much more attention for his antics (one's own best press agent) and is then chastised by a few lesser well-knowns. It happened frequently inside major creative movements - "Maciunas stole his ideas from me!" (Fluxus), "Debord was not the real leader!" (Internationale Situationniste), "Queneau was a third-world!" (Oulipo N+7) "Duchamp had no original ideas!" (Modern Plumbing) So, I read and enjoy the antics that clearly went on without our presence with a wide grin oozing with the oatmeals of all of our current and future breakfasts. --- Now playing: Tony Allen & The Afro Messengers - Ariya

Johnny, I've been thinking a bit about this statement of yours (in jest, I understand). Could you elaborate some on the latter part ("specific topic...can't take...")? I'm not sure if I understand this connection between popular activities and the possiblities of unreasonable thought. Sounds curious... --- Now playing: John Cage - One8

It's called "The Bubba Factor."

Finally!

Whole bunch of titles and a couple of boxsets from PN, but they're the modern classical titles. Does the Komeda box count?

I've been on a record...and then after I got up I was pissed that I had to replace it.

Yeah, well, I don't know... I don't want to be taken seriously - maybe sincerely, but not seriously. I just grew up completely differently than most people around me...and I'm usually suspicious of most forms of popular culture...nearly always need something new and refreshing (which can be the old too.)

Thanks Jim! Hope you're enjoying! Really nice set! Happy with the recording quality so far.

Same here with "Friends" and "Sex in..." but there's a lot of stuff like that for me. Never been in or had a McDonalds or Burger King or Starbucks...never seen the complete Wizard of Oz, etc.......... --- Now playing: The Vandermark 5 - Gyllene

Nope, 'cause I could always hear this stuff - then and now - on the radio if I wanted. When it wasn't "Free Jazz" or some music from some other corner of the world, then the closest to pop would've been Krautrock - loved that stuff as a kid! All 5 of those pop LPs that Johnny mentioned, I've never heard either, but the others (except maybe Blue Rose) - you bet! --- Now playing: The Vandermark 5 - Rip Rig and Panic Suite

It's here! ...and it's a beaut! (plus the 2 CD comp and a Polish movie DVD as a late apology). Yup, this is definitely getting the daylong rodcast treatment here in about an hour! purrrrrrrrrrrty thang it 'tis! --- Now playing: John Patton - Let 'Em Roll

I've never heard a complete Beatles album ...or Bob Dylan album...or...heck tons of titles! What's suppose to be the record holder? Isn't it "Dark Side..." Nope, haven't heard that one either... Way too many!

So, it's actually "kwin" and not "kin-a-shet"?

Of course, a person can't know what a sniper's thinking when it comes to that last bid, but if a guy's been inchin' his way thru an auction and decides to snipe at the end, there's a pretty good chance that he'll be inchin' there too. You know, it's at $100 and he may snipe at $105 or something close. That's good news for the highest bidder if he was smart and made a genuine maximum bid - his maximum. ...but where it gets rough is when the sniper has been watching and hasn't bid yet - right out of the blue - he swoops down and places a sniper bid. At that time, all you can hope for is that you placed the maximum bid that you can handle. It always comes down to this - sometimes, praying that it never gets as high as your max. I've bid ridiculously high on things and went, "Oh s**t, man, what was I thinkin? - ohhh, boy..." - of course, with full intentions of honoring the deal, but whooooa, sometimes...

Nice rundown of the Pharoah 1973 Sessions (incl. "Elevation"): Pharoah 1973

Yup...know what you mean...and NO hints!

What? You mean: The Stepford BBQers!

How well do you get along with your neighbors? All in a line would seem to scream human.